In 2000, Navision Software A/S, and its primary Danish competitor, Damgaard A/S, merged. Product development and new releases continued for the primary products of both original firms (Navision and Axapta). In 2002, the now much larger Navision Software, with all of its products (Navision, Axapta, the smaller, older C5, and XAL) was purchased by Microsoft, becoming part of the Microsoft Business Systems division along with the previously-purchased Great Plains Software business, and its several product lines. The Navision and Great Plains products all received a common rebranding to become the Dynamics product line. Navision was renamed as Dynamics NAV, and later to Business Central.
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